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Railey: Comforting agency put a hurting on AIDS bigotry The bedrocks of AIDS Care Service included Sister Dennis Eileen, who was Winston-Salem's Mother Teresa. prev. next. They broke the wicked silence.
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Six members of Trump's HIV/AIDS advisory council resign because he 'does not care' The Presidential Advisory Council on HIV/AIDS has lost six members due to what they say is an administration that seeks to reverse positive health policies to fight HIV/AIDS and a president "who simply does not care.
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Six People Have Resigned From Trump's HIV/AIDS Advisory Council Because He "Doesn't Care" "We have dedicated our lives to combating this disease and no longer feel we can do so effectively within the confines of an advisory body to a president who simply does not care.
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Shootings Are Now the 3rd-Leading Cause of Death in US Kids Gun-related injuries are now the third-leading cause of death among children ages 1 to 17 in the United States, according to a new report.
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Six Top Experts Resigned From Donald Trump's HIV/AIDS Advisory Panel An AIDS ribbon hangs from the North Portico of the White House in recognition of World AIDS Day, November 30, 2010. 1.1k. 49. ADVERTISEMENT.
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6 members of Trump's HIV/AIDS panel resign in protest Believing that President Trump is not doing enough to address the "ongoing HIV/AIDS epidemic," six members of the Presidential Advisory Council on HIV/AIDS (PACHA) have resigned.
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Coconut oil is not a magical health food after all Coconut oil is an all-natural wonder: It's skin moisturizer, hair conditioner, coffee creamer, butter substitute, and delicious on toast.
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Prostate cancer blood test could transform treatment, say scientists Scientists have developed a simple three-in-one blood test they believe could transform treatment of advanced prostate cancer, helping to extend or save lives.
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Here's What You Really Need to Know About Coconut Oil You've probably seen headlines over the weekend that state coconut oil is worse for you than butter, lard, and beef drippings.
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Study: Shootings kill or injure 19 US children each day Shootings kill or injure at least 19 U.S. children each day, with boys, teenagers and blacks most at risk, according to a government study that paints a bleak portrait of persistent violence.
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Environmental group warns of lead in baby food SALEM, Ore. - Low levels of lead contaminate many of the foods Americans eat, including nearly all categories of baby food, a report by the Environmental Defense Fund shows.
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He underwent surgery to remove his right testicle. When he woke up, his left one was missing. In 2013, Steven Hanes visited his urologist, complaining of persistent pain in his right testicle. An ultrasound revealed that the testicle had atrophied, with scarring and damage from a previous injury, according to court documents.
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Pennsylvania Man Wins $870000 Malpractice Suit for Having Wrong Testicle Removed Four years after a doctor at Pennsylvania's J.C. Blair Memorial Hospital removed one of Steven Hanes' testicles by mistake, Hanes is seeing retribution in the form of $870,000 and an additional $250,000 in punitive damages.
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NJ Lawmakers, Advocates Push to Spend More to Curb Smoking Momentum is growing to expand New Jersey's investment in smoking prevention programs, a move supporters said would bring down tobacco use, improve public health, and reduce mortality while helping to control healthcare spending.
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Man Gets Wrong Testicle Removed, Wins $870K In Malpractice Settlement A Pennsylvania man named Steven Hanes became almost $900,000 richer this week after a court ruled against a hospital and one of its doctors for removing the wrong testicle during a June 2013 operation.
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Teens to Seniors, Study Finds A Nation of Couch Potatoes A new study finds that general activity levels among children and teens is lower than previously thought and that 19-year-olds are essentially as inactive as 60-year-olds.
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Lower-cost alternative to EpiPen OK'd by FDA (Photo provided by Adamis Pharmaceuticals Corp. shows the Symjepi syringe, prefilled with the hormone epinephrine, which helps stop life-threatening allergic reactions from insect stings and bites or eating foods such as nuts and eggs - AP).
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Prostate cancer blood test 'helps target treatment' Scientists have developed a blood test that could pick out which men with advanced prostate cancer would benefit from a new drug treatment.
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Acupuncture Shown to Ease Pain in ER Patients A new study has found that the use of acupuncture in emergency departments is a safe and effective alternative to pain-relieving drugs for some patients.
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Study suggests teens as sedentary as 60-year-olds Young adults after the age of 20 show the only increases in activity over the lifespan. (Photo: Pixabay). Washington: Turns out, physical activity among children and teens is lower than previously believed.
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American Teens, Seniors Have Similar Sedentary Lifestyles: Study American teenagers and seniors continue to live sedentary lifestyles with little to no physical activity, a new study revealed. Researchers hope schedules in schools can be modified to be conducive to physical activity.
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Acupuncture as useful as painkillers in emergency departments: Study Getting jabbed with tiny needles can be as effective as taking painkillers when it comes to treating back pain or a sprained ankle.
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Chemicals Found In Detergents, Shampoos Linked To Birth Defects Parents' exposure to chemicals often used as disinfectants and preservatives in household and personal products such as detergents, shampoos and conditioners may be associated with birth defects in children, researchers have warned.
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'I wish I never bought them': Mum's warning after son swallowed fidget spinner part THE danger of fidget spinners is being investigated due to reports of injury, the latest being a seven-year-old Sydney boy who swallowed one of the discs this week after it became dislodged from the device, flying into his mouth and down his throat.
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We've done the work for you: Here are 12 of the best sunscreens you can buy this summer The sizzling summer sun doesn't have to keep you from enjoying California's great outdoors, but be smart about it. Even though there's growing awareness about the damage sun rays can cause, the rates of melanoma have been rising for the last 30 years, ...
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Time for Some Summer Sun Safety Tips SUNDAY, June 18, 2017 (HealthDay News) -- Summer sun and warmer temps may provide plenty of play opportunities for kids, but they also mean parents need to be extra vigilant about preventing sunburns and other mishaps.
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Teams raise funds to fight cancer at annual event Jesse Alcorn, left, 12, and his brother, Dylan Alcorn, 14, set out luminaria for the Relay for Life at Hawkeye Community College Friday in Waterloo.
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Study: Fried potatoes linked to early death Researchers say eating potatoes that have not been fried doesn't have the same risk. They say you don't have to avoid french fries entirely, but it should only be enjoyed as a treat about once a month.
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